All Chapters of That Girl In Glasses: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

 Morowa.You know that one time in the night or early morning when you feel like sleep escaped from your life or it suddenly went on a vacation when you needed it the most? That's the only explanation for being awake right now.'2:18am' the red glowing lights from my alarm clock displayed.I had been counting the invisible dust motes in the air for what felt like forever. I needed a distraction.With this in mind,  I picked up my glass case from my bedside table,  opened it and slipped it on my nose.There was no way I was going to lie here and be bored out of my mind. So I was going to do something about it.Why don't you just read?But that was it. I didn't feel like reading. After slipping my feet into my Pokémon slippers (yeah, you heard right), I exited my room,  takin

Warren.RIP mama.You never got to see your little Warren all grown up. Well, grown up wasn't the term I would use for myself.All those months carrying a baby in hopes of holding him in your arms, wasted. Well, not wasted but beneath everything that's messed up in my life, I know I'll live if not for anything but for the person who gave up her life for my sake.You missed my first words, first steps, first mischiefs, first falls, first fights, you missed the first half of my life but life as they say, must go on.Sun beating down on your headstone, I wonder if it blinds and annoys you as much as it does me.Dust devils swirling with the summer wind around us. Birds chirping happily unaware of your state."I can't believe dad didn't remember today. " I utter in disbelieve with a shake of my head.

Warren.Nervous, excited and bored expressions played on the faces of the students as some blabber on and on about the 'most romantic city in the world', some in earnest discussion about mischief and no doubt fun which they were sure they were going to have on this trip. Goodluck to them.The voices a distant hum to me while I was whisked away by the winds of my anxiety and floating on the clouds of fear.Well,  I was sure my expression was absolutely terrified and scared. I was not even excited. Did I mention scared ? Yes scratch that,  I was beyond anything near scared.My hands grabbed the material of the seat and slight moist tickled down the side of my forehead to my cheek. My chest pushing against the material of my now soaked fleece top. I never signed up for this. Well,  I did but now that I was here,  no, I didn't want to be here at all.

Morowa. The faint glow of the evening sun baths the room,  casting shadows of objects placed strategically around the room,  giving it an air of elegance. Twin beds placed directly opposite each other with sheets of the finest cotton and silk covering and decorating them.Bare footed and lacking a top,  Heather laid on the bed to the left of the room,  eyes closed, taking calming breaths, her chest rising and falling as she took deeper breaths than the last whenever she released the first.She says it's a stress relief technique and I won't argue with her but I know that method just never clicked with me for cl some reason.Every time I try taking calming breaths,  things I would rather be doing than sitting and breathing comes to mind and I just stop trying and go dp that instead.My legs and arms spread in eagle pose,

Morowa.  I'm never doing that again! I mean could he get any worse?I literally just told him I didn't want to get any cooler and he just decides,  I need to 'chill out'."Calm down, Rowa." Val consoled from beside me with a hand placed on my shoulder."And why would I do that?" I question with disbelief. "He just freaking did what I told him not to do.""I know and there's no excuse for that and I'm not defending his actions or anything but I don't want you to do anything you'd regret later." She explains. "We can plan our revenge carefully and swim in satisfaction."That made sense. No use in getting mad and acting in three moment. I'll give him the silent treatment until I carry out my revenge.I raised you better than this,  Morowa.Manny was already shaking her head